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to ferment, boil over, ooze out, 

 leaven. 

 Sua, Sam., hua, Tong., a general term 



for liquids. 

 Suafa, Sam., huafa, Tong., a name 



(cerem.) ; hua, N. Z., to name. 

 Suai (?), huai, Tong., huea, Tab., to 



pour out ; kuai, Haw., to take out of 



an oven or reservoir. 

 Sui (?), hui, Tong. N. Z. Haw., to mix 



together, to mingle, to join. 



(?), hiika, N. Z., hua, Haw., froth, 



foam. 



(?), su'e, Sam., to search ; hue, 



Haw., to look slyly, to steal. 

 Suki (?), hui, Tah., uki, Rar., to pierce, 



prick ; suisuia, Sam., rough (i. e. 



prickly). 

 SuffU (?), huku, Tong. Nuk., to dive; 



(qu. uku from luku, q. v. ?). 

 Suh, Sam. Tong., a sprout from the root 



of a tree, a sapling, hence, Sam., 



an heir ; hurt, N. Z., posterity ; hidi, 



Haw., taro-tops for planting. 



Slllu, Sam., to give light, to shine, as 

 a torch or the moon ; hunt, N. Z., 

 light, lustre, glory ; Tah., outward 

 appearance (German, schein). 



SlUU (?), uru, Viti, hu (or huu, for hulu), 

 Tong., ulu, Sam., uru, Rar. Mang., 

 vu, Nuk., to enter ; uru-tahi, N. Z., 

 to join with (i. e. to enter as one, or 

 united). 



Uruhia,T&\\., uuhia, Nuk., uluia, Haw. 

 inspired, possessed by a god. 



Sunuki (?), sunui, Sam., to pierce 

 through ; hunuki, Tong., to stick a 

 skewer or pin in any thing. 



Su~ga (?), huahna, Tah., ukauka, Rar. 

 broken into fragments, ground to pow 

 der, crumbs, fragments ; huna, hu 

 nahuna, Haw., small particles of any 

 thing, dust, crumbs, fine rain ; huna 

 huna, Nuk., little. 



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StlSU, Sam.,susu, suu, Viti, huhu,Tong., 

 u, N. Z. Tah. Mang. Haw. Nuk., 

 breast, pap, udder. 



Ta, the root of the pronoun of the first 

 person dual and plural, including the 

 person addressed (Gram. 39). 

 Ta, Sam. Tong. Rar. Nuk., tairi, Tah., 



to strike ; ta, Rar., also, to kill. 

 Tata, Sam. Tong. N. Z. Haw., to strike 



repeatedly, knock, beat. 

 Ta, Tong. Viti, to hew, fell, cut down. 

 Ta, Sam. Tong. N. Z., to mark the 

 body, to tattoo ; ta, Mang., tata, Rar., 

 to mark, paint, write. 

 Ta, used instead offaka as a causative 



prefix (Gram. 54). 

 Tag, ubiq., excrement. 

 Toe, Tah. Rar. Mang., to arrive, to 



come to. 



Tae, Sam., " an endearing address ;" tai, 

 N. Z., an affectionate word for mother. 

 Tafd, Sam., taha, N.Z. Tah. Haw., bor- 

 der, edge, brink ; taha, Nuk., taa, 

 Mang., place, spot. 



Tapa, Rar. Haw., shore, border, side of 

 a field; tamba, Viti, tapa, Tar., place, 

 spot. 



Tdfa, Tong., tava, Viti, to cut, make an 

 incision ; taha, Haw., to mark, scratch, 

 write. 



Tafa (?), tafao, Sam., to walk about for 

 pleasure ; taha, Nuk., to go or walk ; 

 Haw., to go away, to set out to go. 

 Tafe, tahe, toe, ubiq., to flow, as water. 

 Vai-tqfe, vai-tahe, &c., running water, a 

 stream, river. 



, Sam., tahe, Haw., to shave ; tahi, 

 Nuk., to wound slightly (i. e. to graze). 

 Tafitafi, Tong., tavitavi, Viti, tahi, N.Z., 

 tahili, Haw., to brush, sweep ; tahii, 

 Nuk., a fan. (See Hi.) 



